Freelance Chinese Translator & Admin Support Freelancer

Food Service HostI was positioned in a restaurant and served as a cashier. Even though I was designated as a cashier, I also responsible for giving directions and information about the park to visitors. Though I enjoyed working as part of the team, but most of time I was sent to work in a food stand outside the restaurant by myself as requested by my supervisor. So it was like working in two environments in one job. Working in a team certainly got the job done faster and easier through cooperation; on the other hand, working by myself proven a little bit challenging, but that only gave the opportunity to learn more about myself in handling different situations. Not all of them had happy endings, but that's the experience I need to better improve myself. I never missed a day of work, nor been late once through my entire time in the park, because I think if I couldn't do this simplest task, I was not committed to do my job well.

2010-presentIndependent InterpreterI've been working as an independent interpreter for disabled persons in the USCIS office since the beginning of 2010.First of all, before the interview starts I have to make sure if applicant brought all required documents and I had to review the documents to make sure they are full and accurate. As a result, this is the great experience for me learn the importance of organization and paper filing. Even though I am only a interpreter, but it really feels like I am also been interviewed by a different person every time. Different officers ask questions a little bit differently, and that's why every time I walk into that office is a new experience. Volunteer Work-I was a volunteer in the Light the Night walk fundraising event for people with severe sicknesses like cancer.-Tutor neighbor's kids and translation for seniors.-Help elderly fill our forms and applications.